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Sight-related complications are increasing in Uganda’s West Nile region due to the lack of specialized eye care services. With no dedicated facility in the area, patients especially the elderly are forced to travel long distances for treatment, often leading to preventable vision loss. Local leaders and health workers are urging the government to establish a regional eye care center.
Guinea has begun administering the RTS,S malaria vaccine to thousands of children, aiming to curb one of its deadliest diseases. The free rollout is hailed as a major step toward health equity and child survival across high-risk regions.
Dr. Beatrice Wiafe Addai is transforming breast cancer care in Ghana through education, early detection, and community outreach, challenging stigma and saving lives. Her work with Breast Care International empowers women and reshapes public health across the country.
Mozambique’s rural clinics are battling climate-driven power outages that threaten vaccine storage, but solar-powered fridges are proving a lifesaving solution. These resilient systems ensure uninterrupted care even during extreme weather, protecting vulnerable communities from medicine loss.
Libya’s Karama Party held a women’s health session focused on breast cancer awareness, promoting early detection and access to care. The event empowered participants through education, dialogue, and support from medical experts and community leaders.
Ugandan Parliament Speaker Rebecca Kadaga has criticized the Ministry of Health for its lack of response to a cholera outbreak in Amuru District, highlighting concerns over public health management and urgent government action.
